Richmond Daily Register, 1918-11-08
The front page of 1918-11-08. 730 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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ministration as broad as the line of our defense, we must minister with all and to all. With the Jew, our brother of the Old Testament faith, with the Roman Catholic who with us has the love of mankind at heart; we must work together with all who still work with us in the great service of minis ministering - tering ministering to the social, physical, moral, and spiritual needs of our men in mil military - itary military service. We ministers of Madison county urge all within our circle of influence to contribute freely, largely, and whole-heartedly to the appeal made for funds to carry on the allied ser services - vices services of the seven organizations,
frman military machine, ia believed everywhere the Germans are beaten and that their aurren aurren-inot - inot aurren-inot long be delayed.- Word that the drastic armistice conditions are l. i is awaited with calm and confidence. I. anshile premature celebrations are decried with their resultant inter- ri of industry and business. The President has taken cognizance of this authorizing Secretary Lansing to say that no newa is being withheld jrnmiiing an announcement as soon as the government is informed that Imiatice ia signed. IT MAY BE TRUE THIS TIME. TIME.-.don. - .don. TIME.-.don. November 8 A Copenhagen dispatch says the Kaiser will likely e tomorrow.
the efficiency of a union of various agencies and the economy which can be obtained in the distribution of the city's charities during the winter. The City Fathers were only in ses session - sion session ubotit an hour. Mayor Evans has the whole administration working at top sreed, and the councilmen are" cutting out a lot of the nselesss argu arguments - ments arguments and discussions that often en enliven - liven enliven their proceedings and attending strictly to business. Dr. Green led in prayer when Mayor Evans called the council to order at 7
ble physicians without getting any relief at all. "When 1 heeran taking Vin TIepatiea I v.-as so weak and run down my life was a burden. I weijrhrd only 10 nounds. Now I weigh 145 pounds, uiw1 am mvself again. I am not nt all neivous. I rest well at night and when I meet my friends, they want to know what I have done that makes me so much improved. I am so glad to tell them that Vin Hepatica, the most wonderful medicine in the world, did it." Get this wonderful remedy nt the TTichmond Ding Company, Richmond, Kentucky. It
conferences will be limited to 25 and will consist of the captains and their teams jn the various precincts. Each captain will be responsible for t1 presence of the members of his team at these conferences. The captains of the Men's, Women's Victory Girls and Victory Boys are urged to notify the members of their teams and have them there at the hour appointed as the speakers will have to hurry on to other conferences and no time can bo lost. Conferences nre being arranged for ihe city of Richmond on Sunday ev
The Kentucky rssunlty list today shows the name of Private John E. Griggs .of Waco as being sick in hos hospital, - pital, hospital, previously reported missing, which will be good news to the many friends of this splendid young man. His parents were notified some days ago that he was missing. Mr. John W. Arnold, of ,l!iee and Arnold, IS reported r.5 rjwit" tndav of flu anil complications. iiev. M. T. Chandler is out after a severe attack of the flu.
Pr. flrocn, who wap an intorrsto.i itica brought hor hack to her health r . rt .... I a ft or tho valiant ofiorts of six roputn- listener, was given the floor and talk- (blr hvsi(.i:ls had failed. ed to the members on the advantage , "I ean hardly realize." she said, of having a permanent visiting nurse "That I am the same person as I suf suf-or - or suf-or worker. He tolH of the ,.,V If""! so !"K from neiTmlsness and
motion for the appropriation and it vote. Councilmen O'Neil and Ter Ter-carried - carried Ter-carried unanimously. The council rill were appointed a committee to buy also voted to pay the city's half of a desk. Miss Roberts' salary. After ordering moathly accour,!s City Collector Dykes presented a paid, the council adjourned.
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